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How to make a viral clip
Last updated: 14 September 2026
The viral director turns a short description into a clip told in acts, with voices, faces, music and subtitles. You describe it, approve the story and prepare the sheet; the film itself is paid only when you press Generate, and every smaller step shows its price on its button.
1. Describe the clip
Write in a few sentences what happens (at least 20 characters): who, where, what goes right or wrong, how it ends. Pick the length (from 10 to 120 seconds) and the frame: vertical 9:16 for phones or widescreen 16:9. The clip speaks the language you write in.
Press "Write the story". The first turn is free; every later change costs 2 credits.
2. Read and shape the story
The director writes the title, the characters, the locations and every act: what we see, what happens and the lines. Under the story you can change the length and the voice mode, and ask for any change in words — "make Dani a girl", "move it to a kitchen", "funnier ending".
Voice modes: Silent (image and music only), Narrator (one voice tells the story over the images), Presenter (someone speaks to the camera) and Dialogue (the characters talk to each other).
3. Your product or logo in the story (optional)
In "Material in the story" you can add up to 2 products (5 photos each) and your company logo to be placed IN the scenes (up to 2 photos) — on a door, a shop window, a bag, a screen. The director decides from your request: in an ad the product is the hero, otherwise it is placed naturally.
If you add the material after the story was written, press "Put the material in the story" — one director turn places it. The "Approve the story" button sits right after this card, so you check the material first.
4. Approve — then prepare the sheet
Approving the story opens the sheet. For every act you can edit the lines and press "Hear it" (2 credits): a real take of the voice is recorded and measured, so you see whether the words fit the act — and that take becomes the voice of the film. Each act also accepts optional photos of its real location: the director stages the characters there.
5. Voices, faces and logo
Voices — one voice per speaker, chosen four ways: from your account, from the public library (in the clip's language), your own voice (record 1–3 minutes or upload a file, with consent; the sample is kept at most 7 days) or described in words (3 variants, 3 credits). A real voice is never cloned for a child.
Faces — a real photo becomes the character's face, or pick one of your avatars; otherwise the director paints one (30 credits). Confirm that you have the right to use the person's likeness. Logo — optional, burned small in the top-left corner of the finished film.
6. Music and options
Music: composed for the clip (8 credits), no music, a file you upload or one of your songs — plus the music level.
Options: burned-in subtitles, the Osyren logo, your logo on the film, and a closing card with your text on the last 2.5 seconds.
7. Generate and follow the render
The Price card shows the total in credits and, if something is still missing, exactly what (for example a voice not picked yet). Press Generate: the screen walks the steps — waiting in line, faces, direction, opening frames, voices, video (all acts at once), editing, finishing. Cancel stops after the current step.
If some acts are refused by the video generation, the render stops and lists them: change their frame or lines and continue — what was already made is kept, and you pay only for the rest.
8. After delivery
Download the MP4 and the subtitles (SRT). For 7 days you can edit: change a frame, edit the shots of an act (set, framing, camera, who is in it and what they do, the expressions, the lines — saving marks the act for a re-film), re-film an act at the price on its button, then rebuild the clip for free.
In My Creations → Viral: cut a piece of the clip into a new clip for free (✂), publish it to the Community with the Viral badge, share a public link or delete the project.